Mag-log in“Since you’re an Omega, Miss Piper, that means you’ll need additional nutrition to carry your pup safely.” “W-what kind of nutrition?” Her cheeks flushed a deep, burning red. “The nutrition I mean, Miss Piper, is the pup’s father’s semen, you will need to, um… have regular sexual intercourse with the pup’s father to keep the pregnancy stable.” Piper’s life takes a dangerous turn when she goes into heat during the Alpha Summit, surrounded by powerful Alphas who would do anything to claim her. In a desperate attempt to escape, she runs into the room of the one man everyone fears. Alpha Dominic. One night changes everything. When Piper discovers she’s pregnant, and that her unborn child’s survival depends on the father, she has no idea who he is or what to do. But the universe has a cruel sense of humor, because the man who claimed her, and took her first time, is none other than the son of the woman who adopted her, her new brother. “Bite me, Dominic.” His eyes darkened as he stepped closer. “Gladly, little one.”
view morePiper I let out a long, tired groan as I continued pedaling through the entrance, silently wondering why I had agreed to this in the first place, because I had a strong feeling that the moment we entered the school grounds, I was going to regret every decision that had led me to this bicycle.I was right.The moment we rode through the gates, heads immediately turned in our direction, and within seconds, the entire entrance seemed to fall into that strange kind of silence that only happened when people were witnessing something they couldn't believe was actually happening. Their eyes weren't really on me, though; they were fixed on the prince sitting behind me, his arms still comfortably around my waist as he rode my old bicycle into school as though arriving on the back of a slightly rusty bike was a perfectly respectable mode of transportation for a future pack leader.I could practically hear the questions forming in everyone's heads.Is that Prince Ryan?Why is he on Piper's bic
PiperI bit my lower lip, which was something I always did whenever I was dangerously close to losing my mind and saying something I would probably regret five minutes later, and after staring straight ahead for a few seconds while silently questioning every decision that had brought me to this exact moment, I finally released a long, defeated sigh."Fine," I muttered, tightening my grip around the handlebars. "Just today, though, so don't get comfortable, because if you're too heavy and this bicycle gives up on us halfway to school, I'm throwing you into a bush and pretending I don't know you."With that warning, I pushed my foot against the pedal and started riding, the bicycle wobbling slightly beneath our combined weight before I managed to steady it and find my rhythm again. Ryan was definitely heavier than the things I normally carried, but it wasn't impossible to ride with him behind me, especially since I'd used this same bicycle countless times to take my mother to the hospit
PiperMy heart skipped a beat at his words, and for a brief moment, I simply stood there staring into those light-blue eyes, searching for any sign that he was lying to me or hiding some darker intention behind the gentle expression on his face, but there was nothing. There was no dangerous glint like the one I had seen in his eyes whenever he dealt with people he considered enemies, nor was there any trace of the cold amusement he sometimes used when he wanted to make someone nervous; instead, he looked completely genuine, and somehow that almost made me more uneasy because I knew Ryan far too well to mistake his calmness for harmlessness.He might not have come here to hurt me, but that didn't mean his reasons were simple, and knowing him, there was probably far more behind his sudden appearance than he was willing to tell me.Ryan leaned slightly closer, his gaze remaining fixed on mine as he asked in that irritatingly calm voice of his, "So, can I take you to school now?"I stare
PiperRyan had barely parted his lips, clearly intending to answer Mrs. Calder's question, when I panicked before my brain had the chance to catch up with what was happening, and the word escaped me far louder than I had intended."No!"The room fell silent almost immediately, and I mentally cursed myself as every pair of eyes turned toward me. Mrs. Calder paused with a puzzled look on her face, while Ryan slowly shifted his attention to me, his light-blue eyes meeting mine with that all-too-familiar expression I knew better than I wanted to. It was subtle, barely noticeable unless someone knew him well, but I did. There was a quiet amusement hidden behind his calm exterior, the kind that always appeared whenever he found my reactions entertaining, and judging by the tiny curve threatening to form at the corner of his lips, he was enjoying watching me dig myself into this hole far more than he should have been."I mean..." I hurriedly corrected myself before anyone could become suspi
Piper I don’t even remember how many times I begged the doctor to redo the test. Three times? Four? Maybe more. Each time she sighed and shook her head, apologetic but firm, handing me the same result like a curse written in ink. Positive. Always the same word. By the time I finally walked out
Piper Six weeks later“Congratulations, Miss Piper. You’re six weeks pregnant.”The words echoed in my ears, hollow and distant, like they came from underwater. For a second, I thought I’d misheard her. The white walls of the doctor’s office seemed to tilt slightly, and my hands felt numb in my la
PiperI tried to move, but something heavy pressed against my waist, keeping me pinned. I shifted again, frowning when it wouldn’t budge. What the hell?My eyes fluttered open, only to find myself face-to-face with a man.I jerked instinctively, but a sharp pain shot through my body, forcing a stra
PiperThe summit was being held in one of the alphas’ mansions. It made sense that visiting alphas from other packs would spend the night here, but I’d only arrived a few days ago. I barely knew anything about the pack, except Mrs. Caldrin’s house. After all, my mother had never stayed in one place












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